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TALK ABOUT TURF AVFA
THE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMES
BHEEP8HEAD.
?Vor. MORE I'NiP'KM 0OXD1TION8 THE BIT!
IN THK (VEST.
Itacei{o?-rs have reason t?. attend lhi races
Coney isianrt Jockey Club ,u the Sheepahea
?jack. Attractive programmes ar. the rul
the condition, .it? such that n lilil? class ?
t,sts result In nearlj even ra ? It wo
well for the borae-owners and the public
ether tr.i.-iss tii condition? of their races
m.ul- with the same ?ii^i i of fairness
gbeepshead Bay. I'nder the new order of
the reprehensible practice of formulating
tions t?> suit certain horses should be prompt]
pr?-sse!. When races are made with com
like the following they cause everybody wli
eiiRhtist love :or fairness to remain away in
races: "Purse, :90??. Por one-eyed hois. ?
Batve not been galloped at better than a two-i
gall sino 2 o'cl ;- a. m., June 15. Gray
allowed five pounds. Black or brown bom -
one. and not nute than two white lega, al
?even pounds. Bay horses with ihre? whlti
star snip, and lop ears and a spavin, al
twenty-five pounds. Distance, four and thre
anteen th? fui longs."
All races should be formulated and the cm?
mal? far from the Influence of men who
horses. Some horse-owners and many turfm?
lleve that the con litions of all races rhou
approved by the Jockey Club. The program
Bheepehead Bay ahows plainly that races am
l> satisfactory to horse owners and the publl
be arranged so as to give everybody .? fair cr,
There has been much comment about th?
pality of the ?'on. y island Jockey Club In rel
to laaua complim. ntary badges to legislators
have rendered Invaluable aid to racing at At
The truth is thai some naembera ol the Exea
Committee of the club do not take the iroul
attend the races al Bheepehead Bay on every
day, and art- only seen on oilier racetracks on
o .usions. It was decided by each m? inl.rs c
committee that only twenty complimentary li:
should be issued in ad lit ion to the presa i ?
a; : thai Colonel Lawrence Kip should hav?
power to distribute the twenty. Thus it wl
s? B that th-- active oft. dala have no: the now
extend courtesies, no matter how- much they
desire to do so.
The Lazzarone case has been settled
the go-called "handicappers," "dope-players"
classiftera of racehorses generally. In regar
the detailed atatemeni of the stewards of
? ney Island Jockey Club meeting, it was w?
of a Choate in its Ingenious and brll.l int argum
As blinkers ha?...- made such a marvel) at ch
|i Lasxarone, it behoove? th? turl authorltW
lrrnlst that all owners who own erratic hi
?lull ha\e an ample supply if blink i:- consti
on hand.
William Easton Is nothing if not progr?s
He believes In meeting the public half way.
ftquently, be has constructed new an .
fale paddocks directly in front of the main
of the Bheepshi ... Bay ;-.nk, where the Re
?i. i Paso i earllngs an n ??? n exhil
m!" will begin promptly at 12 o'cl -k to-dav,
fiersons desirous ol attending It should take
l o'clo.-k train t ?dr. K iston ?* II
at bast 500 yearlings during the present
The efforts of the do Iroom p
allies to harass and annoy tl tsociat
are t.ik-n seriously by the men who ar.- not
the held of ra Ing, I- the days ol Boss M< Ka
T'-u-'n certsl-n Den i offtce-holdera were i
tlcally partners In racing with ? > rtaln oflii
of certain racetracks, as they ? n :? .rt.-1 conti
tions from thoai offlc ila foi permitting i
to be openly and flagrantly violated. Bosa
Kane's address is now the State Prison, Sing F
ar. i onybod) who attempts to extort
threats .a the Instigation of ?. olroom garni
placel a portion ol theli iflgotten gaina whet
did the most good. Is likely to join th-ir to)
!? i 1er.
The suppression of the Hawthorn? and H h
jtamblsrs in Chicago la not .ik?-iy to Injun
perman.-ntiy In the West. It i<- proba 1 fe
washinKtoii ?'ark Association will h ?Id a me?
witri betting In the unw man?:, r in whli li ;
permitted on the tracks in this neighbor!) ? v
over the meetinns at Milwaukee and Detroit
be greatly enhanced In attractiveness b) the ;
ence of many stables that would not have left I
cago but for the unexpecti I downfall of tie o
b.ers who have gut control, to a great extent
the Western turf in recent yean
Robert Rose the owner f Clifford, ?-ai l y?-s
day: "Th.? Basten) horsemen should thank the ?
wh,-> have brought about the present racing sil
tlon in the Kast. If theie ha) been no revTalon
the Constitution the publl.' would have rl??-n
one man to suppr? ?.? the a Lises th.it were peri
ted to exist under the old I\es and Saxton la
The situation would have been the ?ami- in l
neighborhood as it is in Chicago."
when asked ahout Clifford, he said: "Cliff
started in only on?- ra<c ?n the West, and he i
thin race with something to spare. He has ret
ered from the err? ts of the attack of catarrhal
ver that afflicted him las* year Clifford will be
tered and run whenever 'lui' are r? ? - on the i
gramma that give h.:n an even break with hi?
ponenu."
A? Dorian and Sir Ex ceas are In fini .
th? races a; Bheepehead Bay over i liatones?
??round are .ikely to be extremely attractive ?;>
moyne I? looked upon as having the ability : > ??? i
even Domino at *.rie sprinting distances,
It Is possible thai Domino rray wear the ro*i
t>adr*e in bis nex: race, it wouid he a pity ?
the hojd and blinkers on the supei j hea 1 >f Do
lno. but lie silk-? and attempts to bite
rents in races Consequently It may t.?
to put on the unsightly appendage?.
A members' meeting </. the Jockey ''lut. a ,- i ?
at its rooms. Twenty-se : l-et. s Fil
yesterday aft?rr,f ?n, and the .' llo-vln? we!!-kno
men were elect? I member? lohn H. Bradfo
J. A. Stewart, Jr., F. R. Hitchcock and Andt
Miller. There was no meet ng ' the steward?
SHEEPSHEAD DAY ENTRIES FOR TO-Di
A fair card is offetei to race-g ? ra at Bl
Bay thie. afternoon. Every race on the
?well filled with the single exception of th? Pos
Stakes, the -< and ra ( '. the programme. Han
spring's prow??- -??;? ??- ' have frlghtei
oiher owner?, as the rae- looka like a certa ?? |
the handsome son of H?anover and My Fat n ?
?His only opponents aie Haalet and Sagamore. T
stake? are valuable, amounting 10 a total of If/
of which 11.375 faJls to the ?bare of the winner, ,
every' indication pointa te an easy victory f,
Handspring. PMlIp J. Dwyer Is extremely fortuna
in being the earner of auch a high clssa youngat?
A? the weather promises to be fair and the tra?
fast a splendid day's ?-t.?>rt is anticipated. OwU
Dolabra. Silvle, Tinge, llaward? n. Qoldea Oste Ol
J.a'iy Diaaaond should mak?- it.?- iirst race
mt-dium of h'avy apetsulaUon, as all of them ai
extremely fast at th<- Futurity distance.
In the third race ?even Belling platers ?rill ti
conclusions at a galla and a furlong, giving tl
riubl!'- a chance to speculate on the nncertalntii
of ra^-it.g and selling platers particularly. In tl
fourth race, -it a mile, Pawiiolan, Rubicon, Mona.
ai.d free other well-known horse? meet at a mil
and a hotly contested race la expected to resul
Fifteen two year olds meet in Maiden race \., I i
the fifth race. As Hastings won th? ?1rs! of th
maiden rac.-., and la now a maiden by condition!
be will carry a four-pound penalty. The race shoul
be a ?pod one, for In the last contest Haatingi
Honolulu and Radnor finished heads apart.
aeven-furlong ra? ?? on th? turf complete? the pre
gramme, and Is. Ilk- all races on the turf a -lid
?uit one in which to select the winner. Here ar
the entries:
FIHKT RACB?Fer three.yeaii-oMa; a awaepstshes of si
ea?h with MBO added, Ot Which tl'iO to UM ?eron
and ViO 10 Ike third. Futurity ecairse.
Vum? Wt. K?me, W
n^,t, .ll7 0oM?n i-ii.t*.ii
I' :?l.ra'"".li-S;,?i,rii,n .?j
)?<,*?.?-tt .110. Ha warden .H
h ...::::::.n?. i..-.d>- Ulan***.m
Tliags .n"
i-K''ONii RACE Tin: FOAM STAKES; a sareMfstoka
"for is? year id1 tamia at IBM, r AM each, half f"r
feet, with ?3.000 added; Uaa aea n.i t?. reeelae MOB, ?n
u?. ti-i-d |taS ?' ot Ihi ataBaa Phre furl?,m/s.
?salanlug .??t???**? .?
Jaganaw? .' ?
THIRD ka?'!" Pee three v? ar .ids on! upward; a sweep
?take? of II-', '?eb. artta ???'?'' addtd, "f wbleh li??) I
ISO SSeSS?? ?'") aV) le th? third; Ike winner f, he sol?
si eSttSSS OSS? nille and an sathlk.
farcaln T .)o', Vi'- lixi".?
,o';',n '.lOBiHue Kittle. g
WTB'.'.'.'.'.'..?.?"* ?''"i"''1" . k
Has?? bey. f,K
FOURTH RA<CE Bot llarea yaar^esa? nnd epwardi a.h?n
aiees ssaaosieaas ol ?)f> each. ?,r *r. If deelared, wltl
l?-'s? udrt'd. of which $IOO t<> the ??? orid ;,nd $'?o to llM
third On? BriSS.
ReMeofl .Iglfcndowa. .]"j
PairteUn . *' ?'? ;r"""',.?.'"r
Banilai.It* California -? ?>. ]*
H;.t?r Mary .liaBelmsr . 1
rilTII ItACK- Maldon mea N". '-'. ? swr?|.si..)??s for iw ?
Y-y ?/-r?^ARSl
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atjplgkt ^* " ~"^ \ullr
r?j.V.'.t PENOKEE. |vW
Oar SOUVRINIK Ol FASHIONS Free.
Write l'.r '.r.e. *i?min? ?t jour Icisur?, -
tlifn m?? X'??r t>uU',t*f- _ _
CL?ETT. U"?* .?^t^Jl^^^J^^.
ynr-'.ui, -if lie taeh, with ?*'?"" added, "f whirl *i'?
??. ti,. ?ecnnd an?) |90 - tl ? for hnrst>i I ?I
ha\-e ti.v.T ?<?<?" piact-d iir.t ?? ? '?ml or third f r snj
rar* esceptlng Mstden Ran S I ,iVP lartongs
1 Hastlnm . i:-> rank?*? n lie . II*
i '^inK T. 118'S-n.m i tl ft man... It*
I tribune .iiv |.t ivvll?.li*
; ' ?I 'k- > . .. .11* Koimagnl* . II?
f ' -'arli ton .11.1 hul? ??? Laroi a?- .II.'
I " !" lull! ... H . K i||i ?. \\ ?'?r.ll.'i
! '?? --.I Prinei iir.
j SIXTH RACE THE GRASS INAt'OrRAL STAKE?; fei
Ihre? v. ,r ..iris ami upward. ISO? for Mi lera: IIS
j forfeit; guaranteed . i?h valut-, Sl.sao; '?? Ihe ? ? ? ?"
11.200. t?> Ihe second ?200 I lh?* third $100; 28 it
I i ' weight t r tar s.v.n fui! a-.-. ..ti tuif
| l'l.ilip ,i Dwyer Long H? ? ?. 1*1
it ?| ?"' Ir.'i xi ,n - --r.129
Or-orgt. K Smith? IM Kearnc? . >-'"
J ' '. J Mi ' iff? rty'i llui :'? ??? ?? ."!'
?' ' ? M ' I. II . It?
' X II ft J) H M ,-,,_ s '1 ? ,. -vv .1'! ._11!?
? <; ??s ? " - s- ,t |..', i-, ,,.. mak-i .Ml
' ?' li MclJon ild'i .x. . . "i.US
RE8ULT8 AT LATONIA PARK.
Latonla, Ky , June 19 N ? withstanding the
i threatening weather to-day, "? itl -, ? t ? was
j large, Plttsburg, owned by R. S Payne, wai nul
: down t': the second race, ? >'' I Is pr bahly per?
I manently dlsabl? i Rummai ? -
I' is- race (one mllei Paul Pry, 112 (Perkins), ': I '
' won; ?; odlng, 112 u'liorn), '?? '? I. ?"fond; Strathrol, lui
I (Graham), 10 t 1 ihlrd. Tin ?? 1 12 .
? ? ? : : :.. ? iselllns seven furl ? si ' Prlnre Imperial,
i l"ii (("horn?, 7 in :.. won: Bell? i ?1er KM i Pork mm, n
i" ?". m nit. Mis Xi .man lus iWalkerl - ?
Time 1:294.
Third lace (Uve furlongs) Unkl. 100 ?JCewrom), a ? i.
won; Free <*<>lnage l??2 tt'h rn?, li to :, ?? r. :. Squire
0 . S7 ,i;. bom?. 7 to 1, third Time I "'-"..
!' ?': race (selling; one mile ind fifty yards) Tobin, M
(W .1 n. ?), .". t ? I, w n X- ?-, IllO i.X i . . ? m 7
i'.'??? i-.xvi.il. imi iPerklnsi 3 to 1. third. Time
1 -i:.'..
Fifth race tare furlontrsl Au Revoir, 101 (Perl
?.. 2 won; Lillian B.. ion IE Williams?, '-.'.". ? 1
end; Koenlln?', '.>;? (It. Williams), 1" t i I, third. Time
In.".
BENITA WINS AT SO TO 1.
St. 1.onis. June 19. The flrsl rnr* g| the Mr
Grounds to-day wa* s bloi? to th.- talent. Benita,
at 88 t.. |, made a runawsy r.i.f it and ?tay? I
In front al? th* vviix'. Two favorites and l* i
see ".-I choice* and Highland, at I to 1, took th?
other flv? race* Th* track was sticky and slow
an i . misty rain f.-n all the iften - nu n
First ran IW ?Combs?. SO to 1
? l. er Han 121 IE !'? ?? nes>, 2 to 1
luii.-i, IOS (Garnen, 8 108 " ? Tlmi 1:21,
.---. Ill II l?'.l ?'? .-' ?ug
t ? .".. won; Pa?* 11 101 ?Tun - ? I, ?? nd Mi
1".". ..'. mb* .'? - . ' 1 09
Third rac? fata ind 1 1 lllghlan I, 110 ?P
Rinnan ter), s t,. 1, ?,-. ?,? lili lt., HA i' ?"am, 2 '? I,
second: I-loelg, 1)8 (Maoklini 7 to lo, third Tim? 1 -*?*
F ill? tl even 1 man, '."7 (E !
4 t 1. vv 2 '.' ? 1. . ? 1.
Jack Rradl? v. 10* il W Ison), 4 I 1 I rd '?? I 33
Fifi - ? ?: tur and on? half I
05 ?Tub? iv ill. .. ?i to I, won; no iMh
. ? ; ? I; Hi Anna '? ? ' ? ; ? 7 1 1
?. . ? .. -,s
sixth raci ion? mllei Touns Arton, 00 iSherer), .1 t I,
m n; Jim Hi nry, l?3 il \\ il? n?. hi 1. ?? ? : -.. Jim
I It ci,-, '.-s (Turn? 1 ?. ?it. 1. thli ; 1 Im? 1 i7>.
THE SECOND DAT ON ASCOT HEATH.
CLORANE WINS THE ROYAL iii'n: ?? BUTTER.
li.Y. THE CORONATION STAKES
London, June 19 Thi? wa? ? lay of the
races on Ai ?t Heath. Thei ivy fall of
: ?? ? was ahowei ;
S'everth. is, : h? er -\x Is g ither? I .it
\ as though the weather aas ;??'?? t, and Ihe
royal Inclosun s well till"!. There wa* 11 ? t ?? il
pro esslon I ?-day, but the Prince "f Wale* and the
other male 1 ' the famllj their 1
,v. re preaent. The rain i and th? skies clear? i
b? fore the rs it g b? gan.
Mrs Alva Vanderbill and Ml?* Vanderbllt
pli . sta li within Ihe Inclosure to ? I ???? have
reaerv? I ; 1 ? for to-morrow. H-:-> Whit? :
in.il.. 8? rel ? \ 111 ? r?: an (negation, and Mrs
were the guest* of Lord laie, The
in ? ? : - ? i Walt? r i'ii na ..i 1
M;-?' H'irr.s. Mrs. and Miss will in Phlpps, Mrs.
Wayne M Veagh, xx.r.- ?.f ?.,-.>? American Ami
.1er to Italy; Mis* McVeagh and Ml** ;i.?;;.:.
The R yal Hunt Cup, .1 plee? I plate, ? ilu? .'""
sovereigns, \x;*:i l,*<00 sovereigns In spi .-? (l.Oflu
sovereigns from the trvi ind 500 novel
from th? Master of the Huckhounds), a?ldel to .1
bandl <\ swe? ' ikes of 2? each; th?
second to receive 300 ? ?? elgi and the third ISO
sovereign* 1 11 '. the *'.ak.->. nea ml!? I 1 ??
longs and IN yarda), waa won by A F lasaet's
oheatnul coll Cloren?, by CaatlereSKh May <;.t..
Hve years old; i". Worton's - ire? \ toi
l/lctoi \\ii i Huntreas, flv? y.irs
old, waa second; i 1 \t Calmont's bay filly Irish . ar,
by Crafton Pride of Klldare, fuui years old, t:..i 1
Clorane, whl h wa* ridden b) M. 1 am n, won :
.1 short head, anu Victor Wild was two lengths ;i.
front of li ? - ai ; 'hi post betting wa* I to 1
???: igalnsi Clorane and V'lctoi \x.ii. ..: t.. 1
agalni Irish Cai
rac? : 1 thi Coi latlon Stakes ol I0Q -
? , ? ? ? . . ?..'?.?
year-old fillies, ? ?-...-. , unities and maiden al
lowan? ea; 1 he ? ?: : I 1 ? ?
..- ? ? stak? s and the third t ? take
? ?
? : ., . ? . . 11 rfl ?? lamp! in Mai .
? '?-. \x Loa ? . r gu
)(.?:. : . .: r.r.i.'. Us s >n>l; .^n .1 M
. ;..i .-.i^' iase, by ?Vis.lum Si Miry, third
The betting on th? Coronal! k? ru x ;.. 1
to 1 against 1 i-.: lei ?.' .- ? .-,, :, ;.j
? against La Sago m
INVITATION" TOURNAMENT BEGUN
I! ..xi.AM? I.K.XI'S IN THE SINQLEfl AT BAi
RIDGE, WITH MILU
I c ? 1-!???/? 1 . r .? 1 gathered on lh? Pr? ent
Athl.-t. ? Club's ;?'?- Ridge y<
?'1 .-?-.? ;h?- beginnl of ? ? 1 tion tournament
Th? playei 1 to compet? were John !!? .v
land, champion ..f New-England; i:. hard Btevi
u,e \.-- ?-r.41, ba ? Ins player; Stephen C Milieu
and Eda n i' Fischer, the crack N'ea York play
m ? ; Hall, who wai .it the I
t be t.' '?1 ?? ? . ? 1 ? ... ? Th? re ? as an in
nate hitch at Ui<- start, sin ?? Hall .vis .
t.i be absent bul rather than have the ma
ii<> by ?i? ?.i ni < '.it ? oil ?! Post, Jr., aho 1 manag
irii* tlie tournament, decid? I to to the
breach, Th? Interest centred In the Flschei Hon
Ian l match.
The cai 1 fur this aftern? er, la excel?
lent, foi F*l 1 bei and Kl? em will | 1 1 I he open
Ins game, followed by Milletl .<ni Howland, and
after ai li -: II play Stevei
Stevei .? .1 - nol called upon t" api? ir, bul In
some practice game iro.ts- ,( profeasional he
Hioivv'-i i.irtn t),.-it looked dangerous i-.i the pros?
pects of Howland .1 ullght favorit? foi Hi 1,
In the Howland Flachei ma ? ?-. Vale man
w.i it, capital form, bul Fl? hei |.:.,\ ? 1 1 1
throughout. The resull was never in doubt, How?
. alnnlng In straight eta Posi really play? 1
a ?-rcillt.il.il' game against Milletl, considering In?
lack of practice, imi agalnsi Howland he ha 1 til
he could do to save whitewa hes taking the n.
gam* In each set aftf-r Howland had ?'. ti
In the single? Howland is now in the lead with
two wins, Milletl having one. Flacher and Post
form til?- rt-.-ir division, '.v.tti one and two defeats.
* .
PROGRESS IN' THE WEST SIDE HA MES.
The most Interesting thing about th?- pinx- at th.
Weal Bide Tennis Club's open tournament :?? lei
i.iv afternoon was the ? x?-?-]?.-n? stand nude i.x
.lohn Hobarl and E K. McEnroe against Clarence
Hoiiiiii and Calhoun Cragln, a big crowd gathered
,-it u,<- courts al Central Park Weal and 1:.
nlnth-at., and applauded liberally, it xx 1? rathci .1
surprise t.. see ? la rene? Hobart among Ihe smaller
fry, lint the New York club crack and his partner
dropped s *el i" th? old Ariel team. Parker had ;i
remarkably easy lime, completely defeating M
Mahon, the [.ong Island Interscholastlc champion,
the West-Sider losing ><nl\ two nun- a set. Th?
final match In double* xxin be played this afternoon.
Hobarl and Cragln playing agalnal Parker and
Paret The acores:
Men'1 single?, ?erond round John F Hobart, Sew-Tork
T. ?'. i...,t Alfred H. Taylor, Weal Klde T. ''.. S O, ?i -.'
Dr. \\' S lt.1/.. r. Klna 1' imi i 1* beal Lieutenant
li l- t>avl> Weal Point '!'. <*. ''. 1. - S
1.id IV
beat : " M. M..??- n. li
rd??n 1 .. .. 1 '.'?' ' Hi'i? T. ?'
? T 1 ' fl '-' I 2
M< i.? ?: 1 |?a drat 1 an I 1 ?a* 1- and I* thel 1 eat 1 n
linn, and l'rownlnahleld. S 7. ?v 0 MrEnm* and 1 F.
Hobarl ' 1 it Colb) and H< in. k, 8 1 ?'? ?
Semi t.- ,1 roiini I'lurin and C. Hobarl beat M 1 ? ??
,-,r..i .1 i.' Hnbart, ?; 8, .". S, ?; :i
Mivo (loublea, ttrellmlnar] round Misa Juliette Atkin?
son and It x\' N Fraxei 1. il M Btratton and Attiau
Taylor, ?. :t. ?'. -
TRIED TO COMMIT SflfllH IX" THE KTBBBT
.ii-ssi' Crone, twenty-one years iM, who yny.- his
home i? in Albany, took s dose ol parts green u.'h
suicldsl int?ni yesterday afternoon In front of So.
Ill Baal Thlrty-elghth-et Ils sras discovered iv
Btanle) Clark, s lad srho iix?-s it No ;;>'. 1., ?
Thlrty-eightb-st. The boy called ? policeman, aha
eenl In an ambulanci ral! Phe young man 1 .
t;ik?n to Rellevue Hospital, where be hi
prisoner It Is ?hI?I that h* ixlll recover. Pall .
find work x?.a th? -n itlv? for suicide.
? ?? ?
CWKXOWH MAS JCNPA FROM a PXBBTBOAT
Whli" Ihe ferryboat Dakota, of the Grand at, line,
was ?m her wax to Brooklyn al I o'clock yestei lay
event na ? mas waa bad been itandlna al ?n.- for?
ward ?-ni or th? h.'.it suddenly walk"! to th?
and lumped overboard. No one know xxin. b? wa
.mi when 'I?- '"'at returned to N-w Torb and the
ra-?- wa- reported 10 tl??- Delancey police th. ?
w,r?- uaahlc i" obtain a ?faaertptlon -f nlm.
? ??? ?
Hookiet of Barkatslra and UtcbSeM Mill? Sea 1
two-eenl stamp i?> C. T. Hempotead, Oeneral Paa
????HK'-r Ai?t-iit, New-Tork, New-Haven and Hart?
ford Rallsoad. (iraiiii Contrai station, New-York
ajid receive copy by return mail. ?.? '
Colgate's
Fragrant and Refreshing
Violet Toilet Water.
THE DESPISED MARE WON
MARIE JANSENS SURPRISING BPKKD.
MKirriN?; op ?IK PARKWAT tmiVINO CM'fl IT
.,i:.\\ i:si:\p "M: RE1NMIAN MSPUACED
pi ,|; si SPII U?I'H I RM IN?! WISXKBS
IV TIP. TI...T! IV: M ?Tl IP -
it ?.is ,.n ,,?-? day at the Conej : i l
.- ib'i -m..m? ,- m ? ting >? ?toi ! ly, an I "I
Ulli" Daly, ; '.;??:.? r ?v th a i imh ? ? f othi r f >'?
;ow< : - ol raring, I ?ol eetlng of the
Parkwaj ?i i ?;..?? "Father
Hi: ?? |? an o'.d lim? iron ng horar lurfm in, an I he
n >w ,,?. n? .1 numl rof fa nor.??- Il< had al
the Parks ? trac? >? m nlaj Ida Jefferson, n fine
. .1. ? b . s mare bj Th m i Jeff? i ?n. The tip
m is o il :ii il ?h h i i -'. iwn |
private tr?ala on the ParkvlSle i irm track, but
Ida .1? ff? ; "M falle 1 i ? win a h? n
To the ?urprl ?? of all hoi ?rlnner was
Marie Jansen, s mare thai Major B T Dirt
of this rlty. pal l 110.000 for < '?? ?? yeat - She
i.waya heretofore bee.nted .i failure as a
".". r. She ?as drlvei ' ? '
\\ M Hals) ? :. i sri ; kn ?am Sea? V ira bu
?' i ? er ho bought h? s fee n mi h is ? ;? >r ? f< ?
hundre?] dollars. She a ? ? Ik '?
ting before thi ?ta) I. an?! p?l no better than
tiir I t., th? t n i horse M irl
heat, si lime m : ".-. In the \
r ?un I. tl low-head< I mare moved
? ? : .; n Chief i i bren h
near the ihre? iu irtei post, an! i
1 . ||y ?::.?;? I
Marble t'hli the way. with l?la
.i .. ? ? ?Janeen held h? r
? owever, and ).l?d
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TROTTINfl AT RKRLIX.
. \. M ?. X. KIU ?IH HI'TI v * l:i:
ti 11 ; win:
Bi -i n lune II In the ti ittlng rai es tn-ds
? ?? pi !/?? of !. !'?' :n. Ik a ? ?< v on b)
1 :-." n i . . o ? is j
and i loi.i ah, l.26fl m? tri . third;
lime,
The l:.uni.us prise of 1,300 mirks aras ? ?
M i\. 3 170 metn -, lime, 8:12.1 llanta i metr. ?.
aras si ? . i ? mi ti. s
Um? . '? I??
'1 MM m nk-> '.?.is aron by
K l Ile H .' ? ? met? ? Ime, i .?;.'...; ,
.' - ? ? ? on.] ; t Imi I ' an?] \ 111 ? 11
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I ? \'> i . pi ,/? of 1 Ksi i .. ' I. a .i a .n by \. r.i
-.-... niel rea; lime, :, i-;. Ilmtke, 3.120 metres, ?vas
m ? on : tlmi ... 1 :. .u 1 I ....... .1,. ........ ,,,, ? ?
ilurd. lime .17 1 ..
y OTRA //.'")/ TUB WAfT TABU
Th? trail hip I ........ . | ,,,?,1? Kings
ley, arrived at the ?...i 1 ... :? : ! iy from her anchor
age in the North Itlvei A board : 1 irvey ?rill
1 Ine her, and It 1 - expect? ! thai ?ime mlnoi re
; ' -.? i.l 1, ordered
Work on the ventilating ipparal of the Cln- j
rlnnatl a/Ill 1? re? imed on hei arrival al the \ ml |
to-day li "in Sew l^nndon, arhere ?he haa been In
attendance at th. flrand Army celebration. Th?
Ail nit.1 I- no) expected il thi yard before next
week. Accommodation f..t v? "-I- needing repair?
are rather limited at thi yard luat n iw, the Maine,
Terroi and < 'hli ago 01 early all the avail
able apace and the m 1 n a a all 1 li .-. In the
ol contract
Commodore Slcard 1 1? returned from Washing
Ion, where he h )S been on l?u ln< In 1 onneel ion
with tl.?- promotion of Lieutenant dun?- K. Cok?
well, llureau chief? will have new rulea t.? follow
n a n.;.nu per du m . mplo) ?.- In in? varlou de
pal tm< nl . the folios iiik onli 1 ha . Inj I? ... I?
sued h) th? Secretar) and 1 nt to thi commandant,
with in tin. ?1..n- i?, ... '(iii thi ?. are enl ?1 ? ?? d
"Halarle? hal noi be paid to an) employ?-? e/ho
Ign ii.-d m Hi. . -inn..!. - v; nth? 1 |.
?hall receive .1 1 ? 1 ||em com|M?n allon : ? ine Um?,
during ?Ai.,? h il... mil) In? acllvel) employed.
"I'nder this section pei ?i-.- m employes it navy
-,.i- 1 . inn .1 be granted ieav? of ab ence with pay,
"Hei rtt-i per diem employe? at nav) vard? ihall
no! 1 celv pay foi holidays, unlcsi saM employe?
,,u- carrli 1 on lh< rolli and worh on th? da) pre?
ceding .1 holldn)
FACIAL HUMORS
Prevented by
CUTICURA
SOAP
A shamed to bi: si?:n aaaanal ?>f ?^Bla^erus?,
?? betel iiuui'irH i? naa ronditinii 0/ tii<>u?uii,i?t
anea Mea ha Igaaaaaa e?.f rJae Baal that in Con 1 aa
S.IAI' is U> be fiuilid the pmsgg, ?weecest, and in,,-1
,l!ri tlveal?ii purltler uni beautlfler 1" til? World.
For piniplea, t?Uu-:.ln-.ois. r.-,l and oily akin, re?l,
rough luinds with ?ii:i|,i-irj?? nails, dry, Unn, and
laJlltiC l^'1"? It ?? wiauli nul.
K..K1 lhfO?l?l?,lll Hi; ?Ubi. S,?1 Mr?rrl,l]r by En?li,s ..
Atnrrl'sn fhfuslsu in slj ??..nsmmtsl . :u??. BmUh ?i.o.,
y Nsw?s?v ? Su??. I. ):^ Fjiesi.l ,i . I^.ndiu. i'?,7,k
|>Bh? * t??aic?L tu?i- , h<A* ri?K? . Btistoo. U.S. A
TRIAL TRIP OF VALKYRIE HI.
A OREAT RACER IN A I.l'illT WIND, BUT LIES
OVER IN' A STIFF BREEZE.
Olasgow, .inn.- 19, Lord Dunraven'a net? yacht
Valkyrie ill was tried to-day, Th* fini proved
fairly aatlafact. ry. She started out i h ! -? forenoon
xx : ? m i?,r.! Dunraven, Designer Watson ?mi th"
Hendersons, her builders, on board. The Valkyrls
I had s Jib li. a.hi topaall set over h?>r full mainsail,
.1 working foreataysall and in.. Th.. wm.I was very
light, but tti.- yacht slipped along fast for two
? st-.' v. i? waltsed about "ff <;..ur.v-k "ti all
pointa >.f sailing and showed great quickness in
in i ? i ?? In m ino? ivrlng. The xx-.-u.-r xx.-nt
?lown the Firth .'ni the wind ? M.<I away, so n large
.1 i.'kxar.i topsail vva^ substituted for the jib-header,
1 '?> bei return, .it about ?; o', lo k. she ran Into a
' bre? /.. ..!?? h illwood Sh< lav lown freely,
"" ?? Indeed, It -???in. I almost as though -h-- xxa-t
?.ni r. Imi her deck. In spite ??' appearances, waa
m-ver In the watei Rh? made a few ta.-ks in the
good wind m i then rei irm i to Gour ? k
HREENVILLE YACHTS TO RACE IN JULT.
Th? fourth annual regatta of the tlreenvllla (N
.li Va.ht lint, will be sailed In Nea V-irk May. at 1
p tn. on Saturday, July 13, under the rule? of the
New-York Va. ht Raring association There are five
? ?? - for entries, as follows: ?"lass .\. .il!, and
mainsail boats under X) *vr-i long, In whl h
ii" shifting; ballast xx ? i he al owed; C?as* B, cabin
-tti.'it ; Class ?'. open cat bor. ta ..f tt%m S) i" '-'t
' ?" In lengtl . r?a -. D. open cat boa ta from II to M
feel long; Claas li. open cat boa ta under is ?".?.?;
m length. The .-ours., win be triangular, from a
"ik. i-..,- .iff 'h.. 'lubhouse t" one near th?- Statu?
ni li ?? -if . tl ? : ? '? to It i. . n- Reef be Ibu ?j and
'.. ? 'k o> the ? lubhouse siakeboat. Kntrla* will be re
"iv.i till T.iuii.iy. July 11. by C. I). M.i'. .han.
il il. Jersey city, The entire race may be
? in the . lui. loii ?. i (In. i I historic r ?lonlal
-'in .un I? I by spacious k r. ' ?. : i Is, near til?'
-?'? m il th? Central H. li ?ad of New-Jersey,
CONCERTS AT THi: SEAWANHAKA'S HOl'8E
The House Committee of i1" Reawanhaka Corln
Vacht Club announces thai on nex( Monday,
? n la r.i ?-, tin re m . be . e in ? 11
Hungarian Orchestra at the clubhouse, o
??i iii. ... ? '? ?? ?fi? IIJ....II. .ini dan o..: the evei
Ing. Tli? at? ?tu i nu: Iceberg xxii leave the new
pier al . 'v ? :. i |ia) for the ? la? it I 15 an I
- 00 ?' m., m I will leave the house for the ;
" ; m The tquadmn will remlesvou* in Sea
i m mda) night, pi ? ??
lh? i o ? to New l."i: Ion on
the following day Saturday evenings have
: ib nlghl ' Nexl Satui lay
there w'll he mil I H ?estra
? I dancing tn the
evt-nln Ol ...... , . . ., t,)f.
? ' lerhei ?? I hen
. ? ? ib float f Hay at 7:35,
' ? ?ai ..-. I M IS ?i. m. and al . ? I H a)
??? . mer ?'? Il le iv?> the nea
' . m at. I al 12 I ?.
; i' I ?. ".'. |. m i in Wednesday an<l SaturJay
?-r W11 : . r ' ? ' ? " , '
, ? ? ,
" ? ' it i. . ? i
ai. I ?
ind i i " i h
Hull I. li M Towi
en I. e W? !? :.'? ; I. Co . ite 11 iyt an i
i Owen
mi.il i:\ii'. "Di? OP THE BIO BI.OOP.?*
... to I ike p ?? ?? be?
? ? Defender, ' nia
,. l . .;..'. n i, r
,'. rig mu. h
? - rh? race '.vil be
Sexv-Vorl '? a
? . ? H
(If teei
? .- i ? ; ? ? the D?
? * ir I
rresl
s expected to
?
, . ? . r ' ? ? ?
I vv ,
. to tl
'
In the lowt-i
'
in] topsail a
.. .
i thi n,
N . A
' I
n
v n ,t'T T1IK I'LEASrilE IIOATB.
I? of r* I for n-'xt
. il re?
n?l; Tower Itldge Clu
regatta. Hast II v I Ya?-hl
for x.. t.t? un 1er ? ? f<
?. ? the I
I. ?, .. ?? || ; New-York t'a
.
?
I mad* for th* I
. Pougl
x mmense i ? .
ii I th?
h !, i . I ? :, i i ? ? ? ;
Hi iwn'i ?t? .m ? ?
v . ? '
x ?r yacht Sachem
Yacht i 'I ib; i in i . x
? .tn
? ? ham I from I to whit? K W
. yacht i ? . ? ? o .i i ir'i
? .'II vi lit li . i ?
I Me and Questloi
!.. ing : tea of th? Indian Harl
i:.... t le "t a. hi ? lui.? Harr) Su; ? I f the ?
x ..t,. ? ? h ? . . ha ??. i m in boai n t he
i: ..il races ?u !??? ?ail? 1 foi
p
th? s .??. i haka.hlan Vacht C ib
xx illiam K Van ? at? am > acht Valiant,
r un.-ni ahite, has been painted blink,
an?) . no? al anchor .'ff \\ ? t I'.ftv fifth *t, Kin
i-hiiu- t o h are ti ix i ? Ing ma?le, an I. a ?n ling
tu cunt? i ' be ready for her on in r's u u
i . moi i
Thi u? .m v.. tit /..hi. ..'.v ?.. lb) F s <; i ? il mi
v f II Vew-Vork Yacht ? "lub, w hi. h ha.l h?-i
i. i i w i ?. . 11. ni i nui
mi h.-r n ?-nt trip from s itluii?! to th
: ... .it Tell i'a v.ii I
The N. vv V'ork Vai-hi ?'lull haa pr?-pure?l ?n es
cell? nl |?i? ,i linn.?? foi four i.iv f New
Repair* iiti.l altei i
'? ? ? Mil ? iv ?re
e??M' led i. l.. . iinplet? I ah ml the ni w.'i k lu
July.
THE CLAREMOST LEASE.
?UP??RATION ...i Nsii. s.'.'TT ADVISES THAT IT |
ii: x\x Alii i> I " Till. IIIOHES P IIIDDKII
i he Park lloai I. while In .- salon at the Ai
Central Part, y? tei la) morning, re?*elved a com
munlcatloi fi .m Corporation Counsel Scott lixi
Ing the Hoard to award the privilege of the Clare
moni restauran! to the highest bidiler and place |
li i m in control ?m Jut) I. i v. Scott, counsel for
i: H .-1' >ki i, aaked the privilege >.f appearing f..r
Mr. st..k?-:?. II? read a letter written for lus client
an i addreased t.. the r.irk M....ri. saying In part:
"l am urprlsed thai vom- honorable Hoard pro?
i . ? to i?;iiiiie ?m claim and rlghl t" the leas.
which I now have for lbs Claremonl restaurant. I
.I.? not see how I could have entered Into the com
petition f-.r the lease without Jeoparding tnv pr?
ent legal rig h ta, which I propose t.. en foi
The letter go?* on t'? sa) thai hi Is nol desirous
of entering Into a controversy with the Park De- ,
pertinent, ind asserts that ?r th? Board will allow
htm t.. remain undisturbed until October i he vvi.i
m n nt o 1er Ihe plac? He says that, as be has
i-\|..iii'i a large si.ml of money f..r furniture j
ind other nee? iry articles, If su Id? nly obliged la
I ? ? ..ut he w.iuM sulT'-r B nr.' it I" B.
i'.ni. i it Hayes, representing P. n MeCann, who
bid iv--' for the privilege, lold Ihe Commlsslonei
thai the) should nol consider the proposition of Mr.
Htokes, at? he had failed to mak.. any bid when
bids were i ill? i for.
a communication was r^.'.-ix-i^.i from Chief Engi?
neer Parsona, of the Rapid Transit Commission,
permission of lh* I * ? r it Commissioners to
Iruel lunne'.a for th.- proposed rapid trim-it
t , iroad a' ii?" Hatten? Part These tunnels, Mr
I',, ons wr .t.-, xx'-r?' to !"? four f?-?'t sbove lh?
ind would save ennsldeiabh i (pense t.. the
.n-.. i. -.i? s affording ? better arces* .?? in-' public
..ni giving a I..-H.-I foundation for the .?.? i, aa the
I.it, I iImiiiI ih'-r. I ? m i le ! ind
i-.. lent King m.u.i ih.it the renu*?( be refused,
and ii" motion xxas carried. President King hen
i. th? m build m? u rapid transit ruad, Th? y
. i? ' build m.? i". i- m th.- |. .Ik."
The Kseeuttve Committee of ih? Orant Monument
\ ..i.iii'u wrote i.? the Board, aaklng Hint th?
grading al.; Oranl'? monument hi siurt -I. aa
iher? :'" ibl?' rilling to t.>' don? The Com
mlssionera -I. i ..Li to do so
x resolution xv ?-. adooted that (he rule In ?*efer
? ? lights ?ui all vehicle? entering Centr.il Part
after 'lark be made to ai>i?:y lo Riverside Dili- and
Rev? nt\ second-si ? ?
the COUKTBTS BASS FiXF.o o.v ceoroia
Prom The Atlanta Constitution.
The eyes Of the whole country are fixed upon
Oeorgia now. Th?- n.'?i that the watermelon Is
ripening In the June sunshine has been wafted
ai-rnas the world.
What is
Csistoria is Dr. ?Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infant??
luid Children, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Nan-otic substance. It is a harmless substitut?)
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oik
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of .Mothers. C'astoria destroys Worms and allays
feverisliness. C'astoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhu'u and Wind Colic. C'astoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
C'astoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, ????.in?-; healthy and natural sleep. C'as?
toria is the Children's Panacea?the Mother's Friend?
Castoria.
Castoria.
"CastoH.i I? an excellent medicine for chil?
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children."
Dr. 0. C. Ot.r.ooo,
_ I.owtll, Mass.
*Caat0tta !? Il?t best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted I hope the day i? not ,
fi?r distant when met hers will consider the
teal inter'?*. ? f tli.-n children, and n??-1? astoria
instead of the various quack noatrunu which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing ?yrup ?nd other
hurtful agent-? down their throat?-, thereby
SCudiug tlitui to premature graves "
u. J. 9. Kan m loe,
Cob way, Ark. I
"Cs?torla I? ?o well adapted to children that
I recommend it as ?uperior to any preacriptioa
known to me."
H A. AmiiF.B. M. D.,
in So. Oxford St.. Brooklyn, N. T.
"Our physicians in the children's depart?
ment have spoken highly of their experi?
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
prodaets, yet we are free to confess that the
nerita ?,f Caatoria has won us to look with
favor ujsin it."
?ratitas Hiiasirfl ?mi? dispknsart,
Boston, Masa.
Allkn C Smith, Pre*.
The Centaur Company. 77 Murray Street, New York City.
TX Till; CYCLING WORLD.
\ HATCH ARRANGED BETWEEN BANOER
AM? C. M. MURPHT.
SE '?,? iTiATi'i.NS POR im: JOHNSON-ZIMMERMAN
v. x ' it DROPPED OTHER SOTE? AND OOS?
SIP or INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.
The prop ed match between W. ?'. Banger, of
Mtlwauk? U rphy, of Brooklyn, his
, ra ged and will tak i pis n the four?
teenth annual r.i em? I Kings ( lounty
Wheelmen *l Manhattan Beach on S nur lay. Juno
to be run in three one-ralle beata,
the winner "f two heat? to win the match. A
trophy will I I - th? fortunate rid? r.
.;. irire D, (lldeon, chairman of the Ra Ing Boai I,
?-. t, ?? the rac? B r 1? In good foi m an 1
on Monday th? re aa* but ?'''? "" ? In
rreen 1: C. Bal i and himself, at
Waltham.
The .-n.s ?re coming In very fast and ?rill close
: with M l. Powell, Bedford-ave., Brooklyn.
The three gold t.r..i<< which will I- offered for
, ris? - In Class H ire on exh
m the win i .?-?? of Ben? I ?; ' ? r*. at Con
-1. ai 1 Bi ?. I? . ??
Tlcketa ai . I.n *ale al A. ''? Bpaldlng**. No.
? ? ; Humb? r A Co . No. 313 Broadway,
N'.vx v..rk City, and at the K ?'? W. clubhouse
In Brooklyn, on Bedford iv? . near l?.-inst.
The Rivera Wb elmen are determined to n ik..
. i on .u. important on? In the history "f th..
rtub and an ? ry thing they can to Increaae
ttl. ir i ' more goo i r lei - in their
i ,. ... x I? t on Saturday last In secur
irance of New?
? the N- x\ ?*? ort But?
Ion of Hi" l- a w
Thomas Eck. th? manager for .lohn B Johnson,
was I id? - terday for thi i irp?
it 7 mai m Ither
the SeW-J ' ' '
u.-r. L eapr? ss--l
a will ? . fl"' ' '""' ?' *?*?*?
and , v': ?' ' ''?"'?? ?*?
dispst h was sent to Zimmerman, who Is In Pitts
to ti'. ike a ma:- h
: ? tier ma::.
?ill- men f i B slyn Wh?
I with lh? al i m? i ' of pi s? ? bj the
H x .. :.-. u an i will ? nter a protect
: ? the Long Island
Wheelmen ii." South III nklyn men think that
pla
,- w ....
mnual twei flv? mil* an ! h u
,.,., i .., ,. i, |,| i .- .?. ilba h will take
,,,.., .i .i. i ? . tart I. ing m ule at Ja
,,, n i ? Jun< ."' with v Hem
, . So. 41 ? i ; itbush ix- . Brooklyn.
The ??:.?! ?ni tal renturj run of th.> wheeling
. u..u o| the . ? I !:? -mi' m. to Pa ind r ?
? ,., ... !. be held i Juni '" Il i- it',...-, i to le ive
the l'Usa at Pi ? t Park at 5 a in Bntrs
? m ; lbs and ston
by up| hton P. Col< man, No. :.'!?'.
. irll ii-avc, li i
!. i.i ? i; I'..!:, r an i ("rea r? r \x S Hull.
Stat. Division I. X W., were at M iiii.it
I.in ii' i 'i v ?????' ? ? '
ganllng th? State tin belt] ther? n Saturday.
The Associ?t! I Cycling Club of Long Is!.mi hau
.,: ... i i.. ? n foi m? : x nnual nu
,,ii the sei ui i Monda) .n January, ami monthly
lilt-fling!? ..; the Km -ulive c mmlttee vxiil be held
the -..ni m,.u lav in each m nth The following
. liii.s were represented al the ti.ting held al No.
-1 m :. i ? ? ?? i . ii-- night Kings County
\\ h? ? Im? n, Lib? rt) w hi elm? n, Hrooklj n H
Club, South Brooklyn Wheelmen I'aram int *?*i
m. n Hutihwl.'k \\ l ? 'Imen llrooklyn Ramblers,
mi |>ervlshes, Williamsburg Wheelmen and
i 'olumbl i w h? ? Imen.
C) lista desiring to loin the league ?.f American
Wheelint-n maj ibt.iln lull print.-i Information an<1
hlitnka by sei inn an?l a I Ircss t.. the i '
Ki:t..r. New-York ?Ibune,
COLOSSI rtAIUSii ASSWEBS ?PKSTIOES
A distinguished physician wrote to Colon?! War?
Ing reeentl) and asked the following questions:
"Your driver refuse lo i .k. papera and other
w.i-:... and xxh.tt are householder* t.. do xxith it'
Your drivera refuse to taki them and, if one hires
a cart to remove them, theri no place where they
can be dump ' li an ash barrel should happen t.
contain s p? iv of garbage, your men wilt nol
touch it. ''" com ?? i am aware thai paying your
men ?ill induce them to i" anything; bul it seem*
to m? th.s ought nut ti be necessary. Will >.<u
klniiv inx?? ihe a. umulatlon* of two weeks re
moved from theae premises, as they ur.' s menace
to li.Mllli ""
Colonel Waring acknowledged the r?-.-.-i|?t of the
letter, and In reply saii he would have s ?an sent
In iik.' away the paper*, but the removal of the
"other wn*|e" would depend entirely on xxiiat it
was, as the departmenl ? I ? l not gel as expressmen
and find means for disposal -if all manner ?>f do
m? n ?mi Industrial waste that people wanted to
get rid of ||. alna sal I the men were quit? right
""' '? empty an ash barrel containing "a speck ..f
garbage, and If one ?>t them accepted a dime for
doing what he wa- ordered nol to do he would
be dismissed.
1/ DAUDBra ?MPKBXBIOWS OF f.n.vno.Y.
From Th.. i.mim Chronicle.
Brown's Hotel, however prosaic to the ear, is now
a centre of Intellectual grace and .'harm M. Al?
phonse Daudet discourse* freely with those who
have the privilege of hi* acquaintance, and frankly
????cord* his Impression? or the hug? city of which
ne is al Ihe present moment the h mored ?u.'st Tii" j
author ..f "Tartarln." with characteristic modcaty
t.-is u- thai he wi-nt to London t" *ee and not to be
?een Work and bad health Induced him to make the
change, which, with the friendly aid of Mr Henry
James, wat proving beneficia!. It ?as Impoealble to
r...s|...ii.| to ihe hospitable manifestations mad* on
everj side, even if hi? health had been mor- satis
factor) M. Daudet considers tl it the one Ineffacc
able impression which l/ondon has created Is it.s
silence Th* teeming population, the restless a.
tivitx. the Innumerable vehicles, dkl not take sway
that absolut? silence f..r the monotonous n?l inn
movement of the trame was not le bruit wtii.-h
leemed like ih>- progress of millions of automata
.v.i an gsphall soil. The Tower Brida*? he looks
pon ?m the moot colossal expression of human ?>f
ort. The eharactorlstle of London Is Km abun.lan.-e.
rhora are too many monument*, which are placed
nil me.l everywhere, without order ,m.l without
a.t.-, while Paria on the contrary? is a <lein\it?v
ui artistic hi).m. if, Oaii'ict, however, in i-harmed
lib the warmth of his welcome, and confesses that
bs cordiality dlsptaysd toward his country has quito
bllterated tn hla mind the old antar?? ******
HULBERT BROS. & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
6I3YCLES AND SPORTING GOODS,
26 West 23d St.
The MAJESTIC,
Weight S3 lbs.
The MAJESTIC,
Thoroughly Guaranteed.
The MAJESTIC,
Sold on Installment!
The MAJESTIC,
Liberal allowance for your old Wheel
The MAJESTIC,
The MAJESTIC,
The MAJESTIC,
The MAJESTIC,
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None Better.
Highest Grada
Price ?fmt?.
Narrow 'Tacad.
High Frame.
The MAJESTIC.
Double Pork Crown.
The MAJESTIC.
Adjustable Handle Bar.
The MAJESTIC,
Choke of Tires.
The MAJESTIC,
Our Patent Ventilated Saddle.
The MAJESTIC,
Immediate Deirearies.
The MAJESTIC,
Liehtest Running.
The M.AJESTIC,
Fastest Coasting.
The MAJESTIC, iinaW),
Pnce ?75.00.
The M/UESTIC, (Ladies'),
Weight 23 lbs.
The MAJESTIC, (Lad?.-),
Highest Grade.
The MAJESTIC, (UaW),
Handsome Model.
The MAJESTIC, (L?abm\
Thoroughly Guaranteed.
The MAJESTIC, (Ladies,,
Sold by the Manufacturers.
The MAJESTIC, 0*4*1
Hulbert Bros, & Co.
The MAJESTIC, M?*A
26 West 2Sd St
Buy "THE MILLER"
it v.Hi ?lesire
GOOD LIGHT.
The
Best Lamp.
So Important are
I.imps, you sit ,ind He?
and v.itisiy yourself as to
the merit? Of "Tlu- Miller."
. I li ?mi sand to se?
lf?! front.
All Hfl?**, FINE and CHEAP.
M.u.ifl by KDWllll) Mil.I.Kit A ID. iKst .1 1S4.).
:s . SO U..V iir adway, an I 'i'-? Parti Plaee, NVw-Vork.
?PnTIN F ' ?''" * ' ?'' "'* paint, oil tar. srsas? ?a4
OrU I list. ,,,,,. ft,,m ?i.uhiiiK end rarpet? and Xere?
l.rnt?'? n lllnir. No ?old. No iiiipl?- is.int ,>,l?>r 28??.
?t d-ufklsi?. D'-pot. Crt?t?nton. 11.? Fulion St.. New-York.
tlr.iiK only has i roused the Ire of the Illustrious
writer, A Life Guardsman t.iktni; up th?? whole of
the pavement K?ln? .1 inrn 1'i.vidilly for?'es M.
Daudet to tli<? cone u>;oii th.it iiothin? Is comparable
i., the arrogance and pride of Tommy Atkina. At
the sight he turned t" hie son I .eon, ami ?le?'larei
fi.it if he arara only twenty years .if aae h?? would
have 'made' for thai saldier and apaei him. How
rver, the tit af .muer aoon paawsd awav. hut the in?
cident, we ire somewhat tragically told, would re
iniilii m th?> memory forever) M. Oaudet I? par
tlcularly pleased al meeting Mr. il. M. Stanley.
whom lu- looks upon .is "the .[randeat reservoir of
huill?n enern Mu,-?? Napoleon. Speaking ?f the
Kii?lish. M. Daudet says: "I ?Mme here 1 l-pr-pared.
detecting the r.i.-e, bul aoar, in ?pite of the borrlbto
rookery .if coarse meat, In .?pito of the tea to whU^h
1 cannot gel accustomed, I mi beartnnlng to he won
..v.?r 1 me til?n? particularly strike? me. the cor?
diality of ihe people for France, a? evinced In the
letter? ?hi.h I receive and the attention? without
any panda which are paid me wherever I jro."
THF DF.Cl.lSF. IX PRICKS.
Kr.ini The l.ewlnton Journal.
A correspondent af "The Oxford Democrat*
thrown new and Interesting Illumination on the pur?
chasing; poarer .1 1 dajra labor by recallln? that in
ism. when he worked for ?'aptaln Jarnea Staples
for $H? 11 month or les?, the cap'n and hia wife each
had a set of faine teeth, all around, which coat
?tie, wholesale rate -whereats the travelling; dentlat
now advertlaea aitiatk and eiticient grinders at ?V
a ?et.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
104 West 14th St, near 6th Ave., '
Ax? oft?rine tb?ir FINE CARPETS at low?r prices tbaa
?Lewi.????. . . .

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